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Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
intro
Out Of The Grey
Cindy, It Was Always You
Like Mary
Tears Won't Help
banter
The Days Of Wine And Roses
Glide
Blind Willie McTell
The Ambassador Of Soul
banter
Black Light
Wait Until You Get To Know Me
Southern California Line
Tell Me When It's Over
banter, incl "16 Ways" teaser
The Medicine Show
Amphetamine
Merritville
banter, introducing Thomas Geigenschrey
There Will Come A Day

Notes

Chris Cacavas did a five song solo set first.

Track 01-07: Steve wynn solo
Track: 08-22: Steve Wynn & Chris Cacavas
Track 21: with Thomas Geigenschrey - violine

Steve Wynn - voc, guit
Chris Cacavas - voc, guit, keyb, harmonica, back voc

It took me more than 10 years to make this happen.
After one show Steve did in Berlin I took all my courage to ask him (because I found on his website, that he's doing "house-shows" in the states).
Finally in november 2019 the opportunity popped up - the plan for a duo-tour with Chris Cacavas appeared on the horizon.
But some problems emerged.
Because there was also a tour planned to promote the new "Dream Syndicate" album which should bring the band to Berlin, all Wynn/Cacavas duo-shows were cancelled in these 2 towns where the "Dream Syndicate" also would play.
There was some kind of apprehension by the US-booking agency that the duo-shows may result in smaller audiences for the band shows.
But after all, it finally happend, and I was so proud and happy but also nervous as a mouse facing a gang of hungry cats.
The guys played a 2 hour show, I was happy, my little place was packed, the people were pretty enthusiastic (some nearly freaked out) and Steve and Chris had fun.
What else can you ask for?

I had to do some work on the recording, because the guys made some pretty good noise, so there were some "bleed-trough" into the microphones,
I tried my best to fix that.
Beside that, very little editing was done. I cut out some of my unimportant blubber, some tunings and some audience-noise, but no music is lost.